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DCG
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Cinderella Broom
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Dave
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DCG
- California considers a new tax for sending text messages
- Never let a crisis go to waste: Rahm Emanuel calls for gas tax increase
- Oregon following Washington State, planning to introduce safe gun storage law
- CVS employee fired for tackling pharmacy robber
- Lawsuit: San Francisco DA carried firearm on commercial flights, fired whistleblowers
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Deplorable Patriot
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Dr. Eowyn
- Betrayal: Brett Kavanaugh cast Supreme Court vote enabling Medicaid funding of Planned Parenthood
- Faithful dog guarded home for weeks after surviving California inferno
- Failure of Europe’s Open Door Policy: Denmark consigns ‘unwanted’ migrants to small island
- Virginia school board fires Christian teacher for refusing to use ‘transgender’ pronouns
- EU armored vehicles deployed against unarmed Paris protesters
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Grif
- Landlord Tells Harvard Grad Student to Move Out Over Gun Ownership
- Netflix twists ‘Anne of Green Gables’ into a queer soirée with 5 LGBT characters
- Churches & Other Non-Profits to Pay Income Tax on Employee Benefits under New Law; Atheists Celebrate
- Liberal Tolerance: Red Hen restaurant kicks out White House press secretary Sarah Sanders
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Joan
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TrailDust
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If there’s truth in advertising, Google’s corporate motto of “Don’t be evil” should be changed to “We are evil!”.
That motto always seemed to be mocking the public.
Tucker says, “When you search for a term, the most POPULAR result shows up on top.” That’s part of the problem. I don’t want the most popular result! I want (as do most sentient beings) the BEST, most relevant results on top.
But of course, that would mean judging one result to be superior to the rest, or perhaps the most truthful/factual, which is anathema to the Left’s ideology that “nobody and nothing is better than any other”. No exceptionalism for you! BTW, DuckDuckGo gives pretty much the same results without keeping track of what we search for, then selling it to third parties to spam us. So they say.
When I was doing web design long ago, I was getting ads for places that, for the right fee, would insure my website came up high in a Google search, to drive business to my site. That’s extremely dishonest to be promoting the person who pays the most to show up as the top-rated result…
Today it still happens, only now they put a tiny “Ad” icon next to the most blatant abusers at the top of such results lists. And if I click on one, my browser (FireFox) add-on (Ghostery) blocks it from loading until I click a couple of links denoting that I understand it’s an ADVERTISEMENT.
(NB: I highly recommend both Ghostery and AdBlockPlus browser Add-ons to protect folks while browsing the web. I’m currently also trying out a newer browser called _Brave_, which has such protections built-in, AND allows for simple, fast, private browsing via TOR anytime I choose, so nobody can track me by my ISP/IP address — except of course the law with a warrant, TPTB, etc.)